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A tourist bus was involved in a fatal road accident in eastern Switzerland, along the stretch between Susch and Zernez, in the canton of Grisons. Police confirmed deaths and injuries without providing details on the circumstances or victims.
A road accident involving a tourist bus in eastern Switzerland has caused several deaths and injuries, police have reported. "Several people died in the bus accident in Susch. Several others were injured," police in the canton of Grisons on X said, without providing details on the circumstances of the accident or the identity of the victims. The accident occurred along the road stretch between Susch and Zernez.
Farnesina is checking the possible presence of Italians on board the tourist bus involved in a fatal accident in Switzerland
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The Farnesina will confirm or deny the presence of Italians on board the bus in the next few hours
Very likely · Within hours
The Graubünden police will provide further details on the circumstances of the accident in the next 24 to 48 hours
Likely · Within days

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A road accident involving a tourist bus in eastern Switzerland has caused several deaths and injuries along the stretch between Susch and Zernez, according to the Grisons cantonal police on X.

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